People Come and Go in Local Notices
A string of short notes lists residents visiting or traveling to cities such as Charlestown Washington Winchester Cape May and New York. Names include Annie Campbell Rebecca Clagett Mary Gittinger Elia Johnson Clara Johnson Esther Seigel Maria Tyler Margaret McPherson Edward Herman George Motter and D Gay Thomas with mentions of spouses friends and colleges in Frederick Baltimore Williamsport and Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fieas
Annie Campbell
Linganors Hills Inn
Rebecca Clagett
Charlestown
W. Va
Mary Gittinger
Ladiesburgz
O. R. Nuté
Washington
C. A. Wickless
New York
Charles Garris
Baltimore
William Adams
West Patrick Street
Mudd
Frederick
Winchester
Elia
Clara Johnson
East Patrick Street
Ohio
Misa Esther Seigel
A. Rosenour
Ket Street
Roger Levy
West Third Street
Charlotte Ball
Maria Tyler
Tiffix
Margaret McPherson
Virginia Brunner
Edward Herman
West South Street
Frankin and Marshall College
Lancaster
George Motter
Disorderly conduct trials end with small fines
Isabella Ontor and Lloyd Duttin were arrested and found guilty of disorderly conduct in Shebrow. They were fined $2 and $3 respectively, with warnings of steeper fines on future arrests. Effie Hill had a warrant issued but fled town. Jack Frerie was fined $1.25 for drunkenness at Linganore Hills Inn. Linganore Hills Inn hosted a progressive euchre party with prizes won by Willie Wickes and Bal Are McPherson. Branswick painting crew to the new bank building and 21 dwellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Ontor
Lloyd Duttin
Ridenonr
Shebrow
Effie Hill
Justice Smith
Jack Frerie
Ridenour
Justice Eckstein
Linganore Hills Inn
Linganore Hills
Anna
Clara Wordeman
E. H. Brosecer
Merillaé
Mascon
Misees Masoon
Baltimore
Willie Wickes
Bal
McPherson
Fred. Ath
Branswick
Geo. C. Killian
Religious World Week in Local Churches Report
A weekly religious roundup notes services and Sunday schools across denominations. Rev. Enhbach preached from Mark 10 and Rev. Motter led ceremonies in the Presbyterian church, with Epworth Leagues, catechisms, and China mission chapters reported. Rev. Ingle, set for return to Hankow after a year’s furlough, sails soon with community best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. Enhbach
Marr
Vesper Bertie
T. Freeman
Presbyterian Church
J. M. Motter
J. Addison Ingle
All Saints' Episcopal Church
Oscar
Schleysville Mission
C. M. Gilpin
J. A. Logle Gates
China
United Brethren
Jenior Hall
C. W. Shing
Joel Brown
Mathew
Brown
Christ
China Mission
Father Quigley
Father Coleman
Father Dusrie
Dorcoy
Novitiste
M. E. Church South
B.V. Switzer
Otho Keller
Mite Society
Kemp Hall
James Addison Ingle
Hankow
Chris
Ingle
Advertised Letters in Frederick City Missives 1900
A Frederick city advertisement lists letters awaiting pickup at the post office. The notice, dated September 1900, names Grigiewan’s List and Lapres’ List recipients with several individuals including John H. Cramer E Grimes W J Kelley Reuben Long Jack Monroe Allen Ryan and others. Calls for prompt collection within two weeks before transfer to the dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Grigiewan
John H. Cramer
E. Grimes
Mr. Henkel
W. J. Kelley
Reuben
Long
Jack Monroe
Allen Ryan
Lions
Lyon Rogers, Jr
Thomas House
Lapres
Sheppie £. Cox
Belle Cornise
Jeannette Dellay
Rhoda Dorsey
Mose Phebus
Annie Roberts
Mettie Zimmerman
Emmitsburg Republicans form McHinley Roosevelt Pearce Club
In Emmitsburg district a Saturday night meeting organized a McHinley Roosevelt and Pearce Club with over one hundred members. Officers elected were Jessa Claggett president John F Adelsberger secretary and Samuel N McNair treasurer. A Columbia Democratic Association sent Charles H Turner and Robert E Mattingly who spoke. Chas EDR Was Slee served as president of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicans
Emmitsburg
McHinley, Roosevelt and Pearce
Jessa Claggett
John F. Adelsberger
Samuel N. McNair
Barneeile
Montgener
Mon’ S County
Strict
Columbia Democratic Association
Charles H. Turner
Robert E. Mattingly
Chas! Edr
Brakeman Injured in Fall from Moving Train
John Baer a brakeman on the Pennsylvania Railroad fell from a car of a moving weight train near New Midway on Saturday evening and was painfully injured He was brought to his home in this city Today he is much better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baer
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Midway
Materialism Debate in the Letheran Quarterly
Professor Cyrus Thomas argues materialism is scientifically unfounded and opposed by Bible faith. The piece defends creation and an immortal spirit, calling materialism a denial of God and order, with Thomas cited as a capable scientist and gospel minister. E L McLeas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jery Camber
Letheran Quarterly
Cyrus Thomas
Frederick
Muaterizium
Thomas
God
E.l.mcleas
Alden Bass Stars in A Poor Relation at City Opera House
Alden Bass, rising star succeeding Sol Smith Russell in A Poor Relation, appears tonight as Noah Vale at the City Opera House. New production with enhanced scenery and props. manager Fred. G. Berger has assembled a stronger cast to deliver an improved performance this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden Bass
Sol Smith Russell
Edward E. Kidder
Mr. Bass
Noah Vale
City Opera House
New York
Fred. G. Berger
Russell
Bass
Berger
Real Estate Auction Sees Multiple Parcels Sold Near Mt Pleasant
Harvey R Lease auctioned Ezra L Cramer Sr estate at the Court House on Saturday. Ezra Cramer Jr buys 193 acres 1 rood 16 perches near Mt Pleasant at 75 dollars per acre. Frederick Putnam acquires 34 acre tract west of Frederick at 108 25 per acre. Ernest Miss buys 33 acres 3 roads of mountain land at 15 per acre. D K Cramer purchases 27 acres near Mt Pleasant at 17 15 per acre. Nesah E Cramer closes sale of J W Heard land on Carter street to Alfred M Kemp for 325 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey R.lease
Court House
Frank L. Stoner
Ezra L. Cramer, Sr
Mt. Pleasant
Ezra Cramer, Jr
Col. L. Victor Baughman
Frederick
Frederick Putnam
Annie Reese Healed After Mennonite Camp Meeting
Annie Reese an 18 year old says a dislocated foot injury from years past was cured by anointment at a Mennonite camp meeting near Macungie Pennsylvania. Doctors could not help when she neglected the injury. at the meeting last week she was anointed and healed instantly and spoke to the audience about the Lord's healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Reese
Macungie
Sheays
Miss Reese
James iv
Population figures for York Pennsylvania 1900 census
The official York Pa population shows 1900 at 33,654 with a growth of 13,261 people since 1890. Earlier data notes 1860 population of 13,940 and a 49.16 percent rise from 1650 to 1890, reflecting long term growth trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Dedication of Key Monument Cannon Parade Event
The article describes a Wednesday dedication of the Key Monument cannon, with a parade forming at Court and Church streets and marching through Patrick Street to the cemetery. A ceremony includes remarks by Geo. A. Pearce and Major E. Y. Oldaborough, with music by bands, and a floral tribute to Mrs. John Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ata Letigeuf
Tae Prigtidis
Geo. A. Pearce
Y. Oldaborough
C. W. Stinespring
Maryland
Tor
Court
Church
Patrick Streat
Patrick
William C. Birely
Association
John Ritchie
Braddock
Henry Wineberg
Frederick
Folger McKinsey
A. L. Bader
Baltimore
Key Monument Association
Deak Mars
Eaper
Kaey Monument
Key
Major Goldsborough
Windeld Scott Schiey
Winfield Scott Schley
United States
Francis Scott Key
Great Southern Band
Bank of the Heptasophe of
Thns
Pols George A. Pearce
Cumberand
Reopening of Schools and Local Excursions
The Woman's College will open enrollment tomorrow with entrance exams on Wednesday and regular duties resuming Thursday morning. Visitation Academy starts its 52nd scholastic year on Wednesday. A Frederick to Hagerstown excursion on the B&O Railroad carried 119 passengers yesterday. One hundred fifty four Baltimoreans made a flying visit to Frederick yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Visitation Academy
Frederick
Hagerstown
Funeral notices and local events in Frederick MD
Funeral notices for George W. Thomson Tose and H Clay Perr feature in this Frederick page, with details of services at Araby chapel and memorials. The edition also notes addresses for doctors and opticians, local entertainments, a Spanish Cannon dedication in Braddock Heights, and a broad mix of advertisements including pianos, musical lessons, and NF Niagara Falls excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. ‘Thomson
Araby
Araby Chapel
Greer
Livingstop
I. Waltz
A Zimwersuan
Roberta
N E Wachter
Green
K Meyers Leterment
Expassion Sale Opens With Lace and Dress Accessories
John Hendrickson announces a bustling sale featuring new lace designs priced from 250 to 1.4, lace collars and jackets, plus a dress sponging service with a modern machine. The shop highlights fresh stock, appealing silhouettes, and quick alterations to please customers.
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Taek
W. L. Moors
The
Weather Borean
Ssoason
NTS
Mary M. King
T. Hershberger
Jinior Ball
T. ES Howard
Neidig & Miller
OF the Laws
Dulver
Rhodes
California Fig Syrup Co
Seia
All Draggiate
Sermors
Sunday Scrools and Societies
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Second Corinthian
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Bamadse
Materialism
Modern Woodmen
Westminster
Order of Modern Woodmen of American
Consil
Jacob H. Handley
Carroll FP. Albert
J. Frank Long
W. Scots Zepp
Lloyd Ditfendal
Herbert Morgan
Edward Bowen
J. Milton Reifsnider
Grove J. Sawyer
Ivan L. Hof
H Clay Perr
Olio Bryan
Breddock Hoighte
Uniformed Bank
O.H
Braddock Heights
Highberger
Park Hotel
O. S&s. Hishanum
Messrs
Koontz
Michael
Osburn
Wilcoxon
W. W. Ozbarn
Brirewx
Birexy
H. EB
Wacoxox
Muric Hall
N. Market Street
Europe
Eader
East Church Street
H. BE. Wircoxes
Wm. Koabe & Co
Wm. €. Boteler
Ae Eee
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Niagara Falls
America
Royal Blue Line
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh and
Wyoming Valleys
Switzerland of America
Camden
Erick
Keedysville
Harper’s Ferry
Buffalo
Rochester
Geneva
Watkins Glen
Mauch Chonk
Niagara Falla
Toronto
Thousand Islands
Niagara
Jonn Hiespaivasox
Neibie & Miller
Vic
Forse
New & Muss
N. Market St
Clinton BE. Main
Clinton E. Main
Isanogie & Wagaman
Wagaman
Ls T. F. Seward
Moody's
Henry
Elsie
Frank Mr. Potter
Texas
Diana Tempest
Anek Woane
Wrane
Coton
Isobel
Red Rock
S. West Mitchel
Gunter Seton
Merriman
Cholmondely
Mary Dokasco
Allen
Mitchell
Jack London
Mary Deverent
Remington
Hubert Grant
Bellamy
Wilkins Oy Fowler
Castle
Meremont
Partridge
Iudgeon Burnett Willoughby
Dodes
Dat
Peter Stirling
Prince
Pacper
Scarby
Toomey
Soldiers of Fortune
Ayil L Oy
Willi By
Will
Jeliow
Groas
Rot
Roe
Ford
Warrison
Mark Twain
Davis Te
Dark Twain
Hodace
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rics & Som
Exbalmere
Iby North Market Street
Frederice, MD
V. Staub
F. V. Stars
J. Heisely Keller
N. Market UT
DR. James
Ceresville Flour
Balti- More
Shriner
Gaun Andi
Willard
Keller, SE
Academy OF the Visitation
B. Vv. M
Academy
Real Estate and Insurance
F. B. Sappington
Jecewis
Sappington
Tin
W. Cecach Street
Frederich, MD
Stewart P. Deak
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Onicodeyts
Lfred Ritter
la Practice and
Orphans’ Court
Renee
Ramee
Oa P. Levy
Levy
Omice
Court Street
John Hendrickson
Rpem woDei
Heiey Iene
Nike
Debson
East
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